[A Siren by Thomas Adolphus Trollope]@TWC D-Link bookA Siren CHAPTER VIII 16/17
If she has not returned, I must get help and go back to the forest and search till I find her." "It's far more likely that you will find that she has returned home.
I wish, for my part, that she had never set foot within a dozen miles of Ravenna.
Just think what it would be! But I trust--I trust we may yet be able to induce your uncle to listen to reason." "I'll tell you what, Signor Fortini.
I should not be surprised if it should be found more possible to make the other party hear reason." "What, the lady!" "Yes, the lady--if we set about the matter in the right way." "Well, Signor Ludovico, it may be that you may understand such matters and such people better than I can pretend to do.
It is not improbable. But my conceptions of the power of persuasion have never risen yet to a belief in the possibility of persuading a dog who has got a lump of butter in his mouth to relinquish it." "Umph! you are not particularly gallant, Signor Giovacchino.
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